This week in Between Nasi Goreng and Fried Rice I meet Bonnie Chui.
Bonnie has impressed me since we first met and even more so since we became friends, agreeing on women's rights and discussing on accessibility and disability rights. She has been very helpful to me over the years.
In today's podcast, we discuss being a mother in an intercultural and multicural context. I ve been in a similar position but I was a full time mum while she also runs a business.
How does she balance the two roles? Considering she is also the Founder of Lensational, an award-winning social enterprise which provides storytelling and photography training to marginalised women and girls in 23 countries and provides platforms to sell their work. Whilst partnering with corporates including American Eagle Outfitters, Standard Chartered Bank and Colgate.
Bonnie is a Forbes Senior Contributor writing on gender and diversity, and has been invited to speak in over 18 countries and by corporates about social entrepreneurship and social impact.
Click here to learn more about Bonnie’s work and connect.
Episode 2 Show Notes
Eleanor meets Bonnie to discuss what it means to be mothers and maintaining a cultural heritage in a mixed marriage away from home.
Catch up with Episode 1 featuring Eric Wu here.
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